He was telling me how back in secondary school he was
particularly wound up about something and he wasn’t having the best of times
dealing with it. He was arguing his point in class in front of a group of classmates and when it didn’t work out,
I put my hand on his shoulder with an amused expression (to help him feel
better) and I sang one of his favourite songs at him. I have since not been
able to recall this moment but my friend (although I came to this conclusion
without his help!) said I made a fool out of myself but it made him feel
better.
It’s safe to say we had a giggle about the whole thing, and
thinking about him re-telling the story and imagining the whole thing now is
still making me that giggly kind of happy. Predominantly it makes me feel a
magical kind of feeling because he said it must have taken place about six or
seven years ago now. That’s awesome. I met him on the very first day of school,
sat on his table and we’ve been friends since. Secondly it makes me happy
because, all those years ago, I took a bit of silliness with good intentions and this encouraged two smiles and the continuation of a
friendship. I hope I'm not blowing my own trumpet but of course it makes me feel good that my friend, all of those years ago, was either cheered up for a moment or maybe even more, because of me being silly. It might be a very over the top way of thinking about it, but I
know both of our silliness will mean this friendship is going to be around for
ever (lame, but I know if he saw this he’d enjoy the cheesiness of it all).
A Memory & Some Giggles,
The Girl in the Moonlight.
P.S. Blogmas!
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